College/University/Organization
Name: VIT University
Organizing Department: School of Electronics Engineering
Event Date: 06/10/2016 -- 06/11/2016
(MM/DD/YYYY)
Last Date: 06/06/2016 (MM/DD/YYYY)
Address: Vellore, Tamilnadu, India
Registration Fee:
Faculty/Industry: Rs. 2000/-
Research Scholars/Students: Rs. 1000/-
(Registration Fees Inclusive of 14.5% service tax)
DD in favor of ‘VIT University’ payable at Vellore, Tamil Nadu.
Research Scholars/Students: Rs. 1000/-
(Registration Fees Inclusive of 14.5% service tax)
DD in favor of ‘VIT University’ payable at Vellore, Tamil Nadu.
College/University/Organization
Website: http://www.vit.ac.in/events
Event Website / Brochure link:
http://www.vit.ac.in/events/eventView/Workshop%20on%20Introduction%20to%20ns-3%20with%20Hands%20on%20session
Email Address: mlakshmanan@vit.ac.in
About Event:
ns-3 is a discrete-event network simulator for Internet systems,
targeted primarily for research and educational use.
The goal of the ns-3 project is to develop a preferred, open simulation environment for networking research. The ns-3 project is committed to building a solid simulation core that is well documented, easy to use and debug, and that caters to the needs of the entire simulation workflow, from simulation configuration to trace collection and analysis.
Furthermore, the ns-3 software infrastructure encourages the development of simulation models which are sufficiently realistic to allow ns-3 to be used as a real time network emulator, interconnected with the real world and which allows many existing real-world protocol implementations to be reused within ns-3.
The ns-3 simulation core supports research on both IP and non-IP based networks. However, the large majority of its users focuses on wireless/IP simulations which involve models for Wi-Fi, WiMAX, or LTE for layers 1 and 2 and a variety of static or dynamic routing protocols such as OLSR and AODV for IP-based applications. ns-3 also supports a real-time scheduler that facilitates a number of "simulation-in-the-loop" use cases for interacting with real systems. For instance, users can emit and receive ns-3-generated packets on real network devices, and ns-3 can serve as an interconnection framework to add link effects between virtual machines.
Another emphasis of the simulator is on the reuse of real application and kernel code. Frameworks for running unmodified applications or the entire Linux kernel networking stack within ns-3 are presently being tested and evaluated.
Because creating a network simulator that sports a sufficient number of high-quality validated, and maintained models requires a lot of work, ns-3 attempts to spread this workload over a large community of users and developers.
The goal of the ns-3 project is to develop a preferred, open simulation environment for networking research. The ns-3 project is committed to building a solid simulation core that is well documented, easy to use and debug, and that caters to the needs of the entire simulation workflow, from simulation configuration to trace collection and analysis.
Furthermore, the ns-3 software infrastructure encourages the development of simulation models which are sufficiently realistic to allow ns-3 to be used as a real time network emulator, interconnected with the real world and which allows many existing real-world protocol implementations to be reused within ns-3.
The ns-3 simulation core supports research on both IP and non-IP based networks. However, the large majority of its users focuses on wireless/IP simulations which involve models for Wi-Fi, WiMAX, or LTE for layers 1 and 2 and a variety of static or dynamic routing protocols such as OLSR and AODV for IP-based applications. ns-3 also supports a real-time scheduler that facilitates a number of "simulation-in-the-loop" use cases for interacting with real systems. For instance, users can emit and receive ns-3-generated packets on real network devices, and ns-3 can serve as an interconnection framework to add link effects between virtual machines.
Another emphasis of the simulator is on the reuse of real application and kernel code. Frameworks for running unmodified applications or the entire Linux kernel networking stack within ns-3 are presently being tested and evaluated.
Because creating a network simulator that sports a sufficient number of high-quality validated, and maintained models requires a lot of work, ns-3 attempts to spread this workload over a large community of users and developers.
Who Can Participate?
Academic Faculties,
Industry Persons,
Research Scholars,
UG and PG Students
Industry Persons,
Research Scholars,
UG and PG Students
Accommodation Details:
Yes (On Nominal Payment Basis)
Other Details:
Contact Details:
Dr. Lakshmanan. M,
Asst. Prof. (Sel. Grade)
+91-94874 65520
mlakshmanan@vit.ac.in
Dr. Noor Mohammed. V,
Associate Professor
+91-97863 40547
vnoormohammed@vit.ac.in
Asst. Prof. (Sel. Grade)
+91-94874 65520
mlakshmanan@vit.ac.in
Dr. Noor Mohammed. V,
Associate Professor
+91-97863 40547
vnoormohammed@vit.ac.in
For any clarification about
this event, please contact the above mentioned address.
Workshop on
Introduction to ns-3 with Hands on Session-2016-VIT
University-Vellore-Tamilnadu-India
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